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Dutch Bros employee handbook —often supplemented by the "Mafia Manifesto"—is designed to codify the brand's high-energy, people-first culture

The Register Rules:

• No personal cash in the drawer. If you need change, you ask a lead. You do not swap your $20 for their fives.
• The "Drop Box" System: Every $200 in the drawer must be "dropped" into a locked safe box. If you skip a drop and the drawer hits $300, you are coaching for safety risk.
• Drive-off protocol: If a customer drives away without paying, you must immediately alert the shift lead. Do not chase the car. Do not pay for it yourself (that is actually a fireable offense—it "hides" theft metrics).

Practical tip: Track metrics (attendance, POS accuracy, customer feedback) that are commonly used for promotion decisions. dutch bros employee handbook top

Dutch Bros is known for a relatively flexible dress code that encourages personal expression while maintaining a distinct brand image: DutchWear Requirement Dutch Bros employee handbook —often supplemented by the

Behind every "Broista" fist-bump and the signature "High-Five" window service lies a bible of operations: The Dutch Bros Employee Handbook. No personal cash in the drawer

Quality: Ensures every drink is handcrafted with consistency, from proper shot timing to precise milk steaming.